Sentence examples for to bring under control from inspiring English sources
The fire took three hours to bring under control.
The fire took nearly an hour to bring under control.
Inflation is exceedingly difficult to bring under control once it has gained a foothold.
The fire, first reported around 10 p.m. on Sunday, took hours to bring under control.
About 170 firefighters fought the blaze, which took about an hour to bring under control.
The fire, which was reported just after 6 20 a.m., took more than two hours to bring under control.
He suggested the unions had been featherbedded for too long and needed to be brought under control: "It has got to change – we have got to break them.
The platform was completely destroyed and it took almost three weeks for the fire to be brought under control by famed American wild well controller, Red Adair.
This means Trenton will have to make big, painful cuts in spending if taxes are to be brought under control.
Both sides realise that the US debt needs to be brought under control, but have rather different ideas about how to do it.
"While the public finances need to be brought under control primarily through spending cuts, the UK economy desperately needs to go for growth," he said.
